About Us
What We Do
Backed by ASCO, CancerLinQ’s products and services reflect a deep understanding of the needs of oncologists, cancer centers, and researchers. We are bilingual by design: fluent in both the language of oncology and technology. As a trusted partner to over 100 cancer centers and community oncology practices, CancerLinQ is uniquely positioned to advance cancer care and research.
Why We Do It
CancerLinQ envisions a new paradigm where all people with cancer have equitable access to quality care and where knowledge conquers cancer. CancerLinQ aims to help improve cancer care delivery by empowering oncology care teams to learn from every patient at the point of routine care, and to advance clinical research in a way that reflects the diversity of oncology patients.
CancerLinQ Community
CancerLinQ has built a community of learning across different platforms, disciplines, and skillsets, to enable improvements in care that can reach patients everywhere. CancerLinQ collaborates with medical and patient organizations, government agencies, health care companies, and others to improve the data, technology, and insights we make available to our participating practices. To benefit every patient, we need every oncology professional to join the CancerLinQ community of learning. Contact us at info@cancerlinq.org to learn more.
Leadership
CancerLinQ Cultural Values
About Our Values:
CancerLinQ’s company values were refreshed in 2022. The values were selected through an employee-driven initiative where all staff were able to contribute their ideas and then vote to select the most important values for CancerLinQ as a company.
Values:
Accountability, People, Excellence, Respect, Curiosity, Diversity, Innovation, Evidence, Trust
CancerLinQ Advisory Committees
CancerLinQ Committees have representation from patients, physicians, researchers, and other industry collaborators to advise CancerLinQ leadership and staff, and provide expertise, experience, and perspectives to better enable the learning health system.
Participating Cancer Centers and Community Oncology Practices
Since its launch in 2014, the CancerLinQ network has rapidly grown from a foundational group of Vanguard Practices to a national coalition of organizations across the cancer care continuum, including large institutions, community practices, safety net hospitals, and academic medical centers. These participating organizations provide CancerLinQ with diverse data that represent the spectrum of practice settings, encompass all cancer types, and real-world variability in patient age, race, and ethnicity.
Industry Collaborators
